· from “Eagle Eyes: Claim Your Power and Authority”
The Eagle Is Not Afraid of the Storm
When the enemy attacks, he thinks he has you. What he is actually doing is putting wind under your wings. Keep flapping.
Weekly Word
Biblical truth and encouragement for everyday life.
· from “Eagle Eyes: Claim Your Power and Authority”
The Nine Gifts Are Your Eagle Eyes
An eagle sees what nothing else on the ground can see. 1 Corinthians 12 says the Spirit gives a manifestation to each of us — and manifestation means to see it.
· from “Eagle Eyes: Claim Your Power and Authority”
Mount Up With Wings As Eagles
Isaiah 40 promises strength to the weary, not to the strong. Here is what it means to wait on the Lord and rise the way an eagle rises.
· from “Patience Will Get You There”
God's Patience Is Why You're Still Here
2 Peter says the Lord's patience gives people time to be saved. Before you complain about waiting on God, consider how long He waited on you.
· from “Patience Will Get You There”
Every Promise Came Through Patience
Not one person in Scripture received the promise on the day it was spoken. Hebrews 6 shows the pattern — and why waiting is part of how God gives.
· from “Patience Will Get You There”
Count It All Joy When Trouble Comes
James says to count trouble as joy because testing grows endurance. God is not being cruel when He lets you struggle — He is building what the promise will require.
· from “Sent With Power”
How Deep Does Your Love Go?
Ezekiel saw water at the ankles, then the knees, then the waist, then deep enough to swim. That rising water is a picture of your love — and most of us stop early.
· from “Sent With Power”
Such As I Have: Use What God Put In You
Peter had no silver or gold at the Beautiful gate, but he had something better. What you already carry is more than enough for what God is asking.
· from “Sent With Power”
You Are Sent, Not Just Saved
From Luke 10 and Matthew 28: God is not only saving you, He is sending you. Here is what changes when you understand you were sent on purpose.
· from “Rooting Out Offense”
Offense Brings Betrayal
Judas did not start out planning to sell Jesus. He started out offended. From Matthew 24, here is the road offense takes when you let it sit.
